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-[[prob-2.0-javafx-ui]]
-= ProB 2.0 JavaFX UI
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src/docs/chapter/user/51_JavaFX/01_ProB2_JavaFX_UI.adoc

-[[beta-version-download]]
-= Beta Version Download
-
-* A beta version of this new UI is available at
-https://www3.hhu.de/stups/downloads/prob2/[https://www3.hhu.de/stups/downloads/prob2/].
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-[[the-prob2-javafx-main-window]]
-== The ProB2 JavaFX Main Window
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-By default the main window is split into three vertical panes (see
-below).
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-* In the left pane, the Operations view , showing the operations whose
-preconditions and guards are true in this state (the view also uses a
-blue circular arrow icon when an operation does not change the state);
-* In the middle the State View, containing the current state of the B
-machine, listing e.g., the current values of the machine variables;
-* In the right pane there are a variety of subviews, which can be
-activate:
-** <<javafx-history-view,The History of operations leading to this state (History)>>
-** <<javafx-project-view,The Project view>>
-** <<javafx-verification-view,The Verification view>>
-** <<javafx-statistics-view,The Statistics view>>
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-image::ProB2JavaFX_UI_Overview.png[]
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-[[the-prob2-javafx-main-menu-bar]]
-== The ProB2 JavaFX Main Menu Bar
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-The menu bar contains the various commands to access the features of
-ProB. It includes the following menus:
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-=== File
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-image::File.png[]
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-The File submenu allows you to create a new
-Project, open an existing project or a machine, open recent projects
-shown as list and/or clear the list of recent projects, close the ProB2
-JavaFX UI, save your project or reload the currently running machine.
-
-=== Edit
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-image::Edit.png[]
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-The Edit submenu provides two ways to edit the
-current machine (either in the editor provided by the ProB2 JavaFX UI or
-in the your operating systems standard editor) and allows to edit your
-general and global preferences by opening a seperate window.
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-=== Formula
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-image::Formula.png[]
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-Here you can add formulas for visualization and
-open the history chart window.
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-=== Consoles
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-image::Consoles.png[]
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-This submenu leads to two consoles, one Groovy, one B.
-
-=== Perspectives
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-image::Perspectives.png[]
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-The Perspectives submenu allows you to change the appearance of the main
-view. The default view is shown at the top and two additional
-perspectives (Seperated History and Seperated History and Statistics)
-are preset. By _Detach Components_ the view can be shown in seperate
-windows. _Load_ allows you to make your own perspective by providing an
-FXML file containing the views but be aware that this might ruin the
-ability to detach components.
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-=== View
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-image::View.png[]
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-This submenu allows you to adjust font and button size in the ProB2 JavaFX UI.
-
-=== Help
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-image::Help.png[]
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-The Help submenu provides you with help about the
-ProB2 JavaFX UI, information about the ProB2 UI, ProB2 kernel, ProB CLI
-and Java version used here and a way to report issues regarding the
-ProB2 JavaFX UI.

src/docs/chapter/user/51_JavaFX/11_History_View.adoc

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-[[javafx-history-view]]
-= History View
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-image::History.png[]
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-History View shows a list of already executed operations. 
-The items contained in this list are linked to the State View: 
-When selecting one of these items, State View shows the current and the previous state of the chosen machine.  
-The chrevron buttons on the left allow to go back and forth in history by one step. The two buttons on the right provide sorting and help.
-
-Note that if you choose to go back in history and execute an operation
-the previously following one will be lost.

src/docs/chapter/user/51_JavaFX/12_Project_View.adoc

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-[[javafx-project-view]]
-= Project View
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-If no machine or no project has been opened, the Project View will allow
-you to create a project. If you choose to open a machine without having
-a project, a default project will be created.
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-The Project View contains several tabs:
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-* *Project*, containing name and description
-* *Machines*, containing machines added to this project
-* *Verifications*, containing the verification status of each machine
-* *Preferences*, containing custom preferences
-* *Run Configurations*, containing machines paired with preferences
-(each pair has its own entry)
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-[[javafx-project-tab]]
-== Project Tab
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-image::Project_Tab.png[]
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-This tab shows the name and the description
-of the current project. Both are either automatically generated by
-opening a machine or chosen by the user who manually created the project
-and can be changed by double clicking on each respectively.
-
-[[javafx-machines-tab]]
-== Machines Tab
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-image::Machines_Tab.png[]
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-This tab shows the machines belonging to
-the project. By using the plus button several machines can be added to
-the project. By clicking right on a specific machine this machine can be
-edited or removed from the project.
-
-[[javafx-verifications-tab]]
-== Verifications Tab
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-image::Verifications_Tab.png[] This tab shows the status of each type
-of verification run on the machines contained by the project. If no test
-of a specific verification type has been run, a blue questionmark sign
-is shown. If the verification type could not recognize any failures, a
-green check will be displayed. If a test failed, a red x sign will be
-shown.
-
-[[javafx-preferences-tab]]
-== Preferences Tab
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-image::Preferences_Tab.png[]
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-This tab allows to add, edit and remove
-preference settings and shows a list of these preference settings by the
-names chosen by the user. By pressing the plus button you can add and by
-right clicking on a specific preference setting you can edit and remove.
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-image::Add_Preference.png[]
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-The screenshot above shows the window for adding and editing preferences.
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-[[javafx-run-configurations-tab]]
-== Run Configurations Tab
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-image::Runconfigurations_Tab.png[]
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-This tab allows to pair up
-machines and preferences. The machine running with default preferences
-will be displayed just by name. Run configurations combining a machine
-with a custom preference setting are shown as
-_machinename.preferencename_.

src/docs/chapter/user/51_JavaFX/13_Verification_View.adoc

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-[[javafx-verification-view]]
-= Verification View
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-The Verification View provides 3 different methods to test a machine:
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-* Modelchecking
-* LTL Verifications and
-* Constraint Based Checking
-
-In each tab you can add multiple tests to check you currently selected
-machine and interrupt the checking process by pressing the "Cancel"
-button.
-
-[[javafx-modelchecking]]
-== Modelchecking
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-image::Modelchecking.png[]
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-By pressing the plus button you can add
-several model checking variants. The following view will be shown:
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-image::Modelchecking_Stage.png[]
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-Select one of the search strategies
-(breadth first, depth first or a mix of both) and the checkboxes
-containing different possible errors like deadlocks to be checked for.
-By pushing the `Model Check` button your selected variant will be
-added to the list shown at the top of the Modelchecking Tab.
-
-[[javafx-ltl-verifications]]
-== LTL Verifications
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-image::LTL.png[]
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-By pressing the `Add LTL Formula` or `Add LTL
-Pattern` buttons an editor for each respectively will be opened and you
-can add LTL formulas or patterns to the lists to be checked for.
-
-[[javafx-constraint-based-checking]]
-== Constraint Based Checking
-
-image::CBC.png[]
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-image::Add_CBC.png[]

src/docs/chapter/user/51_JavaFX/14_Statistics_View.adoc

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-[[javafx-statistics-view]]
-= Statistics View
-
-The Statistics View provides some state and transition data: The main
-view shows the quantity of processed states and total transitions, the
-extended view shows additional state and transition statistics
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-image::Statistics.png[]

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